The board runs the game
The smart board shows valid moves and keeps score, so your attention stays on the decisions.
One move can turn the whole game
Learn classic reversi with ease, then try to outthink the AI. The board guides the game and keeps score, while you can play alone, with someone else or tackle any of the 500 included puzzles. No screen and no loose pieces.
The rules take only minutes to understand, but a good decision means thinking several moves ahead. One poorly chosen square can hand whole rows to your opponent, so the game can turn until the final moment.
Easy to learn, yet every game brings a fresh decision.
The smart board shows valid moves and keeps score, so your attention stays on the decisions.
Sit down to practise or play against the AI at any time. You do not need another player to bring out the game.
Each prepared puzzle gives you a position and asks you to find the best continuation.
The pieces stay in the board, so there is nothing to set up or search for and the game is easy to take with you.
Play against the AI, challenge someone or choose from 500 puzzles.
Place your disc so that your opponent's discs are closed in between two of your own.
The trapped discs switch to your colour. At the end of the match, whoever has more squares wins.
Practise or play a complete game against the AI whenever no opponent is nearby.
Sit opposite each other while the board keeps score and you focus on the next move.
Explore 500 prepared situations and find the best continuation from each position.
Reversi matches are quick and full of turns. A game is roughly 20 minutes of thoughtful entertainment.
For strategy-loving children from age 6
For those who love board strategy games
For adults, as serious brain training
For families playing against each other
For learning classic reversi
As a gift for strategists
If someone in the family loves chess or nine men's morris, Super Reversi will be a bullseye.
In reversi, the current position matters alongside where it may lead a few moves later. Thinking ahead and weighing consequences are valuable skills that you can practise through play.
According to the feedback, one of the greatest strengths of Super Reversi is that the board guides the game. You can focus on tactics instead of explaining rules or counting discs.
No. The board shows valid moves and guides the game, so you can learn classic reversi as you play.
We recommend it from age 6. The rule is simple, but the strategic depth offers plenty of challenge for adults too.
Yes. You can play a complete game against the AI at any time, while the 500 puzzles also work as solo brainteasers.
Roughly 20 minutes. It is quick enough to fit into an evening and varied enough to bring out again.
You do not need a phone, an app or an internet connection. The game uses 3 AA batteries, which are not included.
You may withdraw from the purchase within 14 days of buying, in line with the applicable terms.
The other GiiKER games at SmartKidZone exercise different kinds of thinking but give the same experience: you play, you try, you improve.